Hello all.
I'm looking for a way to create an executable with included jvm of my
java project so that the end user doesn't have to have java installed to
use the program. Preferably the executable would check for an existing
jvm and install the bundled one if it doesn't find any.
Using google, I've found several installers but they either lacked the
capability to bundle a jvm or weren't free.
Any recommendations would be welcome.
Thanks and greetings,
Philip
The IzPack native launcher will first check for a JRE on the target
system. If one is found, then it will launch the installer. If no JRE
can be found, then it will help the user in installing one either from
the internet or from a bundled one. To sum-up, the IzPack native
launcher will allow your users to install your software even if they
don't have a JRE at first sight.
http://www.izforge.com/izpack/
Philip Reimer - 22 Jun 2006 12:14 GMT
ddimitrov schrieb:
> The IzPack native launcher will first check for a JRE on the target
> system. If one is found, then it will launch the installer. If no JRE
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>
> http://www.izforge.com/izpack/
Thanks for the quick reply. I'll try that one out.
Greetings,
Philip